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About North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891 | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1891)
North Georgia Times. Subscription Bate*: 0«. year, $1 60 Six moathi, 50«anti;Thra aaatlM, 25ceuti. Payable iu advance. Address all eommanioatioaa t> The Tikes Soring Plane, Ga. HOME NEWS. Notice To The Ladies. We are bouud to suit the ladies’. fancy regardless of what it costs. Have received a beautiful stock of ladies’ hats and would like to stress the fact that they are of the very latest style and fashion. A cordial invitation to all. T. J. Ovbey. A good many made garden Mon¬ day. O C Goins is doing some first class fencing. 2 spools thi ead 5c N Y store Dalton. The jail is almost ready for t&e tin roofing. For tombstones and monumental werk call on O N King. Esq B F C Loughridge made a business trip to Eliijay last week. Hair Ornaments at Ihe New York Stove Dali on. The Blue bird and thu Wren can be heard in the early morning For new Soring goods call at the New York Store Dalton Ga. If you have got a horse for sale, why don‘t yon advertiso it in the Times. —:—S—-- Lewis Keys who was placed in jail a few days ago was released ot> bond Saturday, last, T.J. Ovbey will sell ycu clothing as cheap as it ean be bought iu Ga. Mrs King, mother of our friend James King, of Holly Creek, is quite sick ot fever. Mr. Dock Byrham, of Gordon county, attended the justice court rt the Eighth Saturday. For Bargains in Clothing go to Baltimore Clothing Co., Kenner corner Dalton Ga. If any of the merchants have garden seed for sale they should tell it through the Times. Prof James M King has a flour ishing school at Casey Camp ground. -- Baltimore Clothing Co. Re¬ tails Clothing at wholesale prices. qp—-a m ....... Mr. Yannoy Cleveland of Green¬ ville S. C. spent Sunday in town with his cousin Mrs. CN King. Ool. W O Martin, of Dalton, is having some improvement made on bis premises in Sp-ine Flare, Cur wood is getting short, and we will be glad if some of our sub¬ scribers will bring us in a load or tw). When you vis't Dalton look for the big sign, “Baltimore Clothing Co’. Mrs Harve Ellis has been quite ill for several days with La Grippe. We are glad to learn that she is better. Esq. E E Etheredge has just fin¬ ished working a board tree that made 5592 two f ot boirds four inches broad. We are looking every day to see Oapt Kenner shoulder his fish mg tackle and go in search of some “Leather-headed-cats.” Mr. William Shields a highly re¬ spected citizen of the Northern por lion of the county died in his 89th year, on last Thursday. Wanted- —The consent ot 10,000 Smokers.—to send each, a sample lot of 150 “NICKEL* 1 Cigars and a 20 year gold filled Watch, by Ex¬ press O. O, D. $5 00 and allow ex¬ amination, Havana Cioaii Co. Winston, N. C. T M Hemphill of Dennis, this county has been right sick for sev¬ eral davs and our lust information that he was no better. A boy who can read and write, desiring to learn the printers trade, who will come up to our require¬ ments, can get a position in this office. This dosn‘t refer to very small boys S E King and larnily, of Pleasant Valley, this county, moved to Chat¬ tanooga this week and will make that city their intone home. We want a correspondent from each district of the county who will give the local happenings and notsa of interest. No, lengthy epis¬ tles, remember. G W Oglesby, at Kenner’s Warehouse, Dalton Ga., will sell provisions] aud farm sup¬ plies on time payable in the fall for good notes. We have often remarked before that we positively do not publish communications unless we are furnished with the name of the writer. There was quite a crowd iu at¬ tendance at the justice's court at the Bloody Eighth, Saturday Esqrs J H Kuhn and G W Conch were presiding. We will keep on hamd and for sale, Stone Wall. J M Green’s Alli¬ ance High Grads and the} Bawker Guano at Kenners old stand Dal¬ ton Ga. J D Graham. Mr. W A. Addington, D, S. Sol¬ dier of the artilery batery *C* of At¬ lanta is out on a 20 days vacation and is speuding the time with his parents of this place. The protracted rervice that was to have been conducted by Rev. Mark Mathews at the Presbyterian charch in town this week has been postponed to some fnture day. A Large stock of sample Shoes and Boots at Manufact¬ ures cost at Baltimore Cloth¬ ing Co. Rev, ,f E Hudson, weather per¬ mitting, will preach in town on the 5th Sunday. He was not able to reach his appointment ou the 2od Sunday owing to bad weather. Theie was old hustling among the farmers Monday morning in getting the agricultural machinery in operation. It was the fust, suit¬ able day for farming this season. The largest stock of shoes and Boots. The largest stock of Neck wear. The largest stock of famish¬ ing goods. The largest stock of Hats. At Baltimore Clothing Co. Kenner corner Dalton Ga. Mr Carter, of the Times, received on Tuesday three fine blood-hound puppies as a present from Oapt W S Tyson, of Graysville, Georgia. We will see now if we can't catch our delitquent subscribers. Miss Melia Hartley, of near town has bad one of the severest cases of the la grippe of any one in this community. Her physician fears that she has lost one of her eyes entirely. We soil the Spencer Optical Company’s Spectacles and eye glasses They are very fine glasses and you should try them before ptr chasing else¬ where. S. J. McKnights New Drug Store, Dalton Ga. •-»■ +- « - The old hens have been laying in a ‘‘storm” for the past month and now they are laying in the sunshine —baskets and even wagons come in loaded with the production of these industrious litrle fowls. Bull Pen Dots. The Rtv. H. Boyd filled his first appointment at Hipp’s Chapel on the 15th iust. at 11 a. m. William Walker is visiting relatives in Atlanta. Mrs, L A. Dillard is quite sick with la grippe. Rev. R. R. Hooker, is very ungaily, from being crushed b\ a train on the W. & A. R. R., though not ser ously iu jnred, W. Uc X 5 Qvbey received the news of the death of hit father day last week. He was a of of Tout age- T l nd hale was and ninoty until just a short time previous his death. 1891 —Clothing! Clothing!— Sometbirg we can’t do with out and we are bound to keep it. We have received and are re¬ ceiving the largest line of Clothing ever brought: to Spring Place. We have culled the market lor best goods that could be had, and buying in large quantities, enables us to sell at Rock Bottom prices. T. J. Ovbey A Sad Death. On Sunday morning, the sad news of the death Mrs.of Her. H W Morris was rapidly Bpread over our village, which carried a thrill of the deepest sorrow to the hearts of our people who had learned to love her so much during the short period she had been among us. She had been complaining for a few days with the la grippe and on Wednesday took her bed and at about half past 3 o'clock Satur¬ day night, the Bnmmons came and her gentle, loving spirit took its flight and the home that was so happy and pleasant a fortnight be tore was all gloom und darkness and is now desolate. A husband and no companion -a precious lit¬ tle sou without a mother. Sad to think of. Yet there is sweet con¬ solation to Mr Morris in knowing that all was well with his loved one. When she realized that death was near, site gaye expressions that her future was bright anti that her only regtets were that of leaving her family. Mr Morris lett with her remains on Sunday, fir Washington Ga, her old Home, for interment. He will remain about two weeks and then return to his charge in this county. By George! that’s a pretty snit Yes, got it at Ojbev's. frornwreTorov’enrortwiii'be'reUe^Sbyteklnf Neuralgic fersona ■ Brown’s Iron Bittera. Genuine turn trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. Georgia, Murray County To all whom it may oonoetn. CN Ki g bag in due form applied to me for permanent letter, of adminiatration on the estate of Pinkney F Howell, late of said oounty dooeased, and I will p*«i < pon stid application on the first Monday in April 1891. This March 3d, 1891. W. H. Ramsey, Ordinary. Georgia, Murray County: To all whom it may concern: Jas. W Mackey Guardian lor 0 F. P Summerour applies to me for letters of dismission from said Guardian, and I will pass upon his application on the 1st Monday in April 1891. This March 4th 1891 W. H 1 amsby Ordinary. 1ZE A. IRON FENCE RttMtnCS, Church, CcmctMIk Gates, Posts, Stairs, Verandas, Roof Cresting, Tower Finfats. Steel jaw. Cages. Builders’ Iron Fronts, Columns, Sills, LintSiS, Straps, Bolts, Rod8, Anohors, Roofs, Window Guards and Shutters. SAW HILLS LATEST IMPROVE¬ MENTS. Writ# lit for Pictures and Prices. Manly Manufacturing Co., Dalton, Be our. you mention this paper. .13 IAILV 'AWFAMM“ 60., ,4. 4 -A W" +1 ,_3 . utmtunnmnwnn.i#g “:‘C IRON FENCES GATES. POSTS, GUARDS, every description. COLUMNS. SILLS, LINTELS, GRATINGS. VERANDAS, STAIRS, CRESTINGS, TOWERS - Write for Catalogue!, IF I JIVE OU CATAR gold in the Head, Throat, or Lungs, we aura a\it. you by our new method. Remedy pli Coat moderate. Send for sample, wl w& mail FREE 1 Addreaa, DR\J. W. BLOSSER & GO., DALTON/BA. Ovbey is leading in clothing, When you are in Dalton dont forget that L Bucholz keeps the the standard confectionaries aud is always ready to wait on the Murray boys. A good square meal will be furnished for only 25 cents. Re¬ member Mr Buck, first door below Trevitte & Bryant’s drug store. Of course I got my suit at Ov¬ bey *s, no better goods can be had in the market. APRIL SHERIFF’S SALES. State or Geoeoia Mcrrat Cocny Will be sold before the court house door iu the town of Spring Place, to the highest bidder at pub¬ lic out ciy between the legal hours of sale on the 1st Tuesday m April next, the following described prop¬ erty to wit: One fifth undivided interost in lot of land No. 229 in the 9th Diit. and 3rd Sect. o ( said county. Levied on as the property of Emily Springfiold by virtue of a Justioes court fi fa from the 824th Dist. G M of said county in favor of W W Anderson ugaiust. said Springfield. Levy made and returned to me by John OhildemL C. Also at th« same time and place one hun¬ dred and thirty acres more or loss of letsl of land No.. 261 and 262 in the 9t district and 3d sec lion, said parts o‘lots of land being the northeast portion of said lots and lying east of the Spring Place and Carters Quarter road. Loried on as the property of A Bishop l>y virtue of a Justice Court fi fa is¬ sued from the 824ih district G M., of said county; in favor of Anderson Ic Coffey. Levy made and returned, to me by J, M. Campbell, L. C. Also at the same time and place lots of land Nos. 22, 14,15 and 23, all of said land being and lying in the 13th district and 3d section of said county. Levied on as the prop erty of Elizabeth Holland, by virtue of and to satisfy a tax fi fa issued from tboTax Collector’s office of said oounty in favor of state and county tax for the year 1890. Also at the same time and place five sixth undivided intorest in one hundred and fifty four acres of land in the 9th district and third section of said county, being ali of ot No. 150, except six acres in the southwest corner. Also the same interest, in thirty acres of lot No. j n i), e district and 3d sec ti 0 n of said county, said thirty being divided by the Cenna suuga river, a portion being iu each of the counties of Murray and Whitfield and described as follows: Commencing at the S W comer of | ot No 139 and running N E so as to make seven acres more or less on the west side of said river, ibeDoe tl p paid liver to Mid Creek, thenco Q uj-gefc to West line oflct No 138, thence south along said line to the corner of said lit, tli mca west to the beginning point. Levied on by virtue ol ami to satisfy a fi fa issued from (be superior court of said count v in favor of G W Hill vs. C C Haliman, ns the property of defendant in fi fa. This March 4tit 1S9|. J. (J. McEntirk, ShiT. Georgia Murray County C. C. Howell Executor of cstae of L D Hartly represents to the court in hi* petition duly filed,that ho ban fu»ly administered said L D Hartly estate according to his will. This is therefore to c te fill person* concerned, heirs and credifo p, to show cause if any they car, why said Executor pfionid not be discharged from adiu nistra tiou and receive letters of dismission on the 1st Mundny in May 1891. This Feby. 4th 1891. W. H. Kahsry, Ouliuiiry. ADMINISTRATRIX NOT! E. Georgia Murray County M A Keister, Administratrix of R B Keis ter, represent! to the Court io her petition duly filed, that she has fully administered stid estate. This is therefore to cite all per song concerned, kindred nod creditor*, to • how cause, if any • h« y c an, why a-tld Adtnx. should Hot be discharged from t c*r % Adtriillis trotion and receive letters of disuiinaiou the first Monday ii? Julie 1891. This Mnrdh 3d 1891. W. H. IUmskt, Ordinary, % -V! s*» ■ COnsumP F 0F t 1 ^ 1 oH' It has permanent) r eurefl thousands of cases pronounced by .lectors hope¬ less. If you have premonitory Difficulty symp- of toms, such us Coni'll, don’t delay, lmt Breathing, CUKE &<•., CONSUMPTION use I>ISO\S von immediately. By Dniggiste, 25 cents. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS IN Millinery G«>ds, LATEST NOVELTIES IN FA8IIION l Just Received at the Mlllnery Store ol J. & J. B. GRAVES, No. 85, Hamilton Street, Dalton, Georgia. A now nod al.ganta.sortm.otof Milinery and Straw GooJs,consisting of Straw Bonnots and Ladies’ and Childr.n's Hats ftrimmed and oatrimmed} Nook and Sash Ribbons, Vilvot Ribbons, Neck Ties, Bonnet Silks, Satins, Velvets and Crapes, Flowers, Feathers,Ornaments Ac. Oar goods w.re bought of the largestand best importing Houses in Balti¬ more and N.w Yorx, and will be told at very low prices for oash. 1891 . 1891 . T. J. OVBEY, Spring Place, Georgia Clothing! Clothing! Clothing!! I have ou hand, and will keep the beat lice of Gents ready¬ made clothing, on the market. g^T Also a full stock of Dry-goods, Hats, Caps,* ; Shoe», Hard¬ ware, Groceries <fcc., and will sell at low prices, for’cash. rr . rr~- _-r. rTEST. W. J. JOHN SB I, DEALER IN )■ Groceries, Provisions, Confectionery, Ci gars, Hats, Etc. SPRING PLACE, GEORGIA The best East Tennessee Flour, Bacon, Lard, Sugar, Cofi’e New Orleans Syrup, Lenoii’s Factory Thread and a select slock of Summer Hats of the latest styles, all of which will be sold at Rock bottom prices for cash or barter. He in street & Leek, —DEALERS IN— Marble and Granite. MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES TABLETS CROSSE Coping, and General Cemetery Vork, Special Prices Given On Application 19 West Montgomery Ave. ClUTTAV ■'OGA, Tent*. C. N. KING, Local Agent, Spring Place, Georgia. 1891 1891 Robinson & Fincher, Spring place, 1 GEORGIA ... .Dealers In. ... Grooeri.!, Prov’sion*, Cotfectiooeriae, Cigars, Tobacco, Flour, Meat, Lard. Sugar, Coffee, Syrup apd in fact everything in the grocery line; Queens Jand Till ware; Also a select Stock of NOTIONS. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN TO BUY THE ABOVE;MENTIONED;flOODS. • • • • Will buy all kinds of produce, chickens, eggs, butter, corn, • Ml peas and anything in the produce like, and ptiy the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE. Call and see our goods and get prices before you sell your produce buy ’•our groceries &c. County Dir ctoiy. Superior Court rneeti 3rd Monday iu Feby, nd August. Hon. T. W. Milner, Judge. Hon. A. W. Fits, Solicitor General. S. H. Fikchkb, Clerk Superior Court. Court of ordinary meet! let Monday in each month. W. H. Kajistr, Ordinary. J. C. McEntisk, Sheriff. M. H. Bkahblktte, Tax Beeeiver, M. M. Wm.ch, Tax Collector. J. A. Dicksox, Treasurer. M. Roberts, JSurvejor. H. F. Tucker, Corener. Court of County Commiesionere meete on Wednesday after let Tueeday in eaeh month. W. LbppuaH, Chairman—W. E. Covino TON, S. A. Greoory, A. B. Weaver, Jas W. Maoksy, Commissioners. JUSTICES COURT. Town District 2nd Monday. Ball Ground.Dist. 3rd Saturday. Eighth ii 2nd ii Doolittle a 4th it Tenth a 3rd Alaeulsa a 2nd a ShiokPen “ 2nd “ Bull Pea a 4th a 1013th a 1st it Connty^Sohooi B rard—S. H. Henry, E. W, Rrkrrrt, T.J. Bryant, C.D Gu.Rkrt J. A.McKamy, A. T. Weaver. E. T. V & G. R»V TME CDKAl. Correoted to May 11th, ’90. Trains From Dalton S0CTBWR8T No. 1. 9:06 r. ii., for Rome, Selma, Mo¬ bile, New Orleanz' Texas and California No. 11. 12:44 ni ht for Rome, Atlanta, Macon, Savannah, Brunswijk and Jackson¬ ville. No. 13. 2:37 r. u., for aame ae No. 11. NORTHEAST and WEST No. 2. 3:46 P. M., for Knoxville, Bristol, Washington, Philadelphia and Now York. No. 14. 4:05 p. x., for Chattanooga, Memphie, Little Reek, Ft. Worth, Kansas City, St. Louie, Cincinnati and Chicago. No. 12. 4:47 a. u., For same points as No 14. No. 16 11:30 a. X. tt tt n Through Sleepers to New Orleans, Flor¬ ida, New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Cincirirnti and Memphis. B. IV. Wrknn, Q. P Sc T. A. Knoxville, Tenn. J. L. Smith, Je W. IS. Sutton, T» P. A. Dalton, GMu FOIl DYSPEPSIA r»e Brown’s Iron Bitters. Physicians recommend it. AH dealers keep it. $1.08 per bottle. Genuine has trade-murk and crossed rod lines on wrapper,.
